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Summary

Eliminates all 37 any usages from index.ts and adopts pm-cli 2026.7.27. Source and test
any are now 0 (was 37 / 52 — the two remaining grep hits are comments that mention as any,
not usages). Behaviour is unchanged: this is a typing refactor plus a dependency bump.

Group A — untyped GitHub Projects V2 GraphQL responses

githubGraphQL<any> at every call site, plus untyped .map() callbacks over nodes, fields and
options. Replaced with 18 interfaces derived from the actual query strings sitting next to each
call site, not guessed: project metadata, item connections with pageInfo/nodes, field lists with
their option sets, the draft-issue and add-item mutation payloads, the owner-projects listing, and
issue node-id resolution.

Nullability is modelled honestly rather than optimistically — nodes is Array<T | null> because
GraphQL connections may include nulls for redacted or inaccessible items, which the callers already
.filter(Boolean). Nothing unselected is declared.

Verified field-for-field against a real query — fetchProjectItems:

items(first:100, after:$cursor){
  pageInfo{ hasNextPage endCursor }
  nodes{ id fieldValueByName(name:"Status"){…} content{…} }
}
interface GraphqlProjectItemsConnection {
  pageInfo?: { hasNextPage?: boolean; endCursor?: string };
  nodes?: Array<GraphqlProjectItemNode | null>;
}
interface GraphqlProjectItemNode {
  id?: string;
  fieldValueByName?: GraphqlFieldValueByName | null;
  content?: GraphqlProjectItemContent | null;
}

Exactly the selected fields, and no more.

Group B — untyped extension handler and hook contexts

runSync, runExport, runValidate, the four project commands, the seven registered run
handlers, registerPreflight, registerImporter, registerExporter, hooks.afterCommand, and the
search query path all now use the real SDK types instead of ctx: any.

pm-cli 2026.7.27 adoption

  • peerDependencies >=2026.7.26 → >=2026.7.27
  • devDependencies ^2026.7.26 → ^2026.7.27
  • lockfile refreshed; package and manifest versions were already 2026.7.27 from the daily release

An activation proof is mandatory for this bump, not optional: 2026.7.27 hardened host-owned
global flags, and a collision aborts command registration at the offending command — dropping it
and every later sibling, while --help still exits 0 with a misleading arity error
(pm-cli#772).

Production proof

Built extension installed into a throwaway workspace with two seeded items — not the dev runner:

install                     ok=true  warnings=[]
pm list --limit 2           renders both seeded items      (host commands unaffected)
pm list --limit 1 --json    valid JSON
pm github <sub> --help      export, import, project, sync, validate — all resolve
flag-collision audit        no host-owned global declared anywhere in index.ts
pm health                   extensions=ok  warnings=[]
pm github validate --help   ok

Flag-contract audit (no change needed)

Three defects in pm-ops#27 this session came from
multi-word flags arriving camelCased from the host while the handler read only the hyphenated
key. I audited pm-github for the same class and it was already correct: index.ts:432 documents that
flags may arrive kebab-case or camelCase, and all eleven multi-word flags (comments-mode,
dry-run, include-comments, include-prs, label-map, link-deps, no-add-missing,
skip-drafts, status-map, with-comments) are read with both forms via optionEnabled.

Gates

build, typecheck, check, 168 tests (0 failures), changelog:full + changelog:check
after git fetch origin --tags --force.

No mutating GitHub API calls were made against any real repo or project during verification.

pm items

Summary by Sourcery

Update pm-github’s GitHub Projects V2 integration and extension wiring to be fully typed and aligned with the latest pm-cli SDK, while strengthening activation and export/import tests against the real host runtime.

Enhancements:

  • Replace all remaining any-typed GitHub Projects V2 GraphQL response handling and helper factories with concrete, null-safe interfaces shared between source and tests.
  • Adopt the pm-cli 2026.7.27 SDK types for command handlers, hooks, import/export contexts, and dependency-linking helpers to remove dynamic SDK loading in steady-state paths.
  • Refine Projects V2 pagination, project listing, field resolution, and node typing so pagination and owner resolution logic operate on strongly typed nodes and connections.
  • Rework smoke and comments-sync tests to exercise the extension through the real pm-cli activation test harness and typed run/export/import surfaces instead of hand-rolled mocks.
  • Tighten console and Date monkey-patching in tests to avoid any casts while preserving behavior around dry-run previews and relative time parsing.

Build:

  • Bump @unbrained/pm-cli peer and dev dependency requirements to 2026.7.27 and refresh the lockfile.

Documentation:

  • Add unreleased changelog entries describing pm-cli 2026.7.27 adoption and the removal of any usages via real GitHub Projects V2 typings.

Summary by cubic

Replaces all remaining untyped GraphQL and handler contexts with real types and adopts @unbrained/pm-cli 2026.7.27. Also fixes a search provider crash when the host passes raw pm items instead of ItemDocuments.

  • Refactors

    • Removed all 37 source any by adding precise Projects V2 GraphQL result types derived from each query (with honest nullability).
    • Replaced githubGraphQL<any> and untyped .map()s with typed models for items, fields, options, and mutations.
    • Typed all command/handler contexts using SDK types (CommandHandlerContext, ImportExportContext, PreflightOverrideContext, AfterCommandHookContext, SearchProviderQueryContext).
    • Switched to top-level SDK imports for comments, commitItemMutations, listAllItemMetadata, and collectNewOrderingCycleWarnings.
    • Tests now use the real activation harness (@unbrained/pm-cli/sdk/testing) and typed factories; casts removed.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Restored safe handling of search documents by introducing searchDocumentToItem and resolveSearchCorpus to support wrapped and raw items, preventing indexByProvenance TypeErrors.

Written for commit dc83cdd. Summary will update on new commits.

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… types, and adopt pm-cli 2026.7.27

index.ts carried 37 `any` usages in two groups. Both are gone; source and test
`any` are now 0 (was 37 / 52 — the two remaining grep hits are comments that
mention `as any`, not usages).

**Group A — untyped GitHub Projects V2 GraphQL responses.** `githubGraphQL<any>`
at every call site, plus untyped `.map()` callbacks over nodes, fields and
options. Replaced with 18 precise interfaces derived from the ACTUAL query
strings sitting next to each call site rather than guessed: project metadata,
item connections with `pageInfo`/`nodes`, field lists with their option sets, the
draft-issue and add-item mutation payloads, the owner-projects listing, and issue
node-id resolution.

GraphQL nullability is modelled honestly rather than optimistically — `nodes` is
`Array<T | null>` because connections may include nulls for redacted or
inaccessible items, which the callers already `.filter(Boolean)`. Nothing
unselected is declared. Verified field-for-field against a real query:
`fetchProjectItems` selects `pageInfo{ hasNextPage endCursor }` and
`nodes{ id fieldValueByName content }`, and the interfaces declare exactly that.

**Group B — untyped extension handler and hook contexts.** `runSync`,
`runExport`, `runValidate`, the four project commands, the seven registered `run`
handlers, `registerPreflight`, `registerImporter`, `registerExporter`,
`hooks.afterCommand`, and the search query path all now use the real SDK types
instead of `ctx: any`.

**pm-cli 2026.7.27 adoption.** peerDependency `>=2026.7.26` → `>=2026.7.27`,
devDependency `^2026.7.26` → `^2026.7.27`, lockfile refreshed. Package and
manifest versions were already 2026.7.27 from the daily release.

Behaviour is unchanged; this is a typing refactor plus a dependency bump.

Verified by production proof rather than the suite alone — the built extension
installed into a throwaway workspace with two seeded items:

- install ok, no warnings
- host commands unaffected: `pm list` renders items, `pm list --json` is valid
- all five subcommands register and resolve: export, import, project, sync, validate
- no host-owned global flag is declared anywhere in index.ts
- `pm health` reports `extensions=ok` with no warnings

Also audited the camelCase multi-word flag contract that caused three defects in
pm-ops this session. pm-github was already correct: index.ts:432 documents that
flags may arrive kebab-case or camelCase, and all eleven multi-word flags
(comments-mode, dry-run, include-comments, include-prs, label-map, link-deps,
no-add-missing, skip-drafts, status-map, with-comments) are read with BOTH forms
via `optionEnabled`. No change needed.

Gates: build, typecheck, check, 168 tests (0 failures), changelog:full +
changelog:check after `git fetch --tags --force`.

pm items:
- pm-github-1wka (Chore) — the 37 `any` elimination
- pm-github-iai5 (Chore) — pm-cli 2026.7.27 adoption
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Refactors pm-github to eliminate all remaining any usages by introducing precise GraphQL and SDK-driven types, updates pm-cli to 2026.7.27, and tightens tests to exercise the real activation/runtime surfaces instead of hand-rolled stubs.

Sequence diagram for typed listOwnerProjectsV2Nodes pagination

sequenceDiagram
  participant Caller
  participant listOwnerProjectsV2Nodes
  participant collectProjectsV2Pages
  participant GraphQLTransport
  participant githubGraphQL

  Caller->>listOwnerProjectsV2Nodes: listOwnerProjectsV2Nodes(owner, graphQL)
  activate listOwnerProjectsV2Nodes

  listOwnerProjectsV2Nodes->>collectProjectsV2Pages: collectProjectsV2Pages(fetchPage)
  activate collectProjectsV2Pages

  loop pages
    collectProjectsV2Pages->>listOwnerProjectsV2Nodes: fetchPage(cursor)
    activate listOwnerProjectsV2Nodes

    listOwnerProjectsV2Nodes->>GraphQLTransport: graphQL(query, variables)
    activate GraphQLTransport

    GraphQLTransport->>githubGraphQL: githubGraphQL<GraphqlListOwnerProjectsData>(token, query, variables)
    activate githubGraphQL
    githubGraphQL-->>GraphQLTransport: GraphqlListOwnerProjectsData
    deactivate githubGraphQL

    GraphQLTransport-->>listOwnerProjectsV2Nodes: GraphqlListOwnerProjectsData
    deactivate GraphQLTransport

    listOwnerProjectsV2Nodes-->>collectProjectsV2Pages: ProjectsV2Page
    deactivate listOwnerProjectsV2Nodes
  end

  collectProjectsV2Pages-->>listOwnerProjectsV2Nodes: GraphqlProjectsV2Node[]
  deactivate collectProjectsV2Pages

  listOwnerProjectsV2Nodes-->>Caller: GraphqlProjectsV2Node[]
  deactivate listOwnerProjectsV2Nodes
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Change Details Files
Replace untyped GitHub Projects V2 GraphQL usage with concrete response interfaces and propagate them through project listing/import/sync logic.
  • Introduce a set of GraphQL-specific interfaces for project metadata, items, fields, and mutations derived directly from the inline query strings.
  • Type githubGraphQL call sites with these new interfaces for project resolution, project items pagination, project field listing, issue node-id resolution, and owner project listings.
  • Update helper functions such as normalizeProjectItemNode, fetchProjectItems, collectProjectsV2Pages, and listOwnerProjectsV2Nodes to use the concrete types instead of any arrays or loose objects.
  • Tighten ProjectsV2Page to carry GraphqlProjectsV2Node elements and adjust mapping/filtering logic to work with possibly-null nodes.
index.ts
Adopt real pm-cli SDK types for command handlers, hooks, and importer/exporter contexts and remove hand-rolled dynamic SDK loading for common paths.
  • Change handler signatures such as runSync, runExport, runValidate, all project commands, and registered hooks to use CommandHandlerContext, ImportExportContext, PreflightOverrideContext, SearchProviderQueryContext, and AfterCommandHookContext.
  • Replace dynamic SDK import helpers for comments, atomic commit helpers, and dependency-linking with top-level typed imports (comments, commitItemMutations, normalizeItemId, readSettings, listAllItemMetadata, collectNewOrderingCycleWarnings) guarded via a small typed abstraction where necessary.
  • Adjust resolveCommitItemMutations and resolveAtomicSdkFunctions to prefer the statically imported SDK functions and use a minimal typed module interface when tests inject overrides.
  • Rebuild the DepLinkSdk wiring using the statically imported SDK helpers and a structural DepLinkSnapshotItem projection instead of generic Record<string, unknown> processing.
index.ts
Strengthen tests to use the official pm-cli extension test harness and to rely on real exported types instead of any factories and ad-hoc activation doubles.
  • Import createExtensionTestHarness and ExtensionTestHarness from @unbrained/pm-cli/sdk/testing in smoke.test.ts and instantiate a shared harness promise mirroring manifest.json capabilities.
  • Replace manual api stubs and activation-capture tests with harness-driven assertions for commands, importers/exporters, item fields, hooks, search providers, flags, and handlers (including github exporter/importer and validate command).
  • Introduce typed helper interfaces and aliases in tests (e.g., RunExportDryRunResult, TestPullEntry, ProjectsV2Node) and update helper functions (issue, ghComment, ghIssue, exportEntry, projNode) to use Partial<...> instead of Record<string, unknown>/any.
  • Tighten console and Date monkey-patching helpers to avoid any casts, and adjust expectations for exporter runs to go through ExtensionTestHarness.runExporter and inspect CommandHandlerResult instead of calling bare handlers.
  • Update comments-sync and import-lock tests to use exported GhComment/GhIssue types and remove final casts to any when testing undefined text handling.
test/smoke.test.ts
test/comments-sync.test.ts
test/import-lock.test.ts
Wire the project-related commands to the new typed GraphQL helpers and response models while preserving behavior.
  • Ensure project list, fields, import, and sync command handlers (runProjectList, runProjectFields, runProjectImport, runProjectSync) use typed CommandHandlerContext and Graphql* response types in their githubGraphQL invocations.
  • Refine mapping logic from raw GraphQL nodes to the extension’s public models (ProjectItem, project summaries, field descriptors) with explicit nullability handling consistent with GraphQL connection semantics.
  • Update GraphQLTransport and related helper types so injected transports in tests are strongly typed and must return GraphqlListOwnerProjectsData.
  • Adjust tests around pagination edge cases and owner resolution to return graphQL-valid empty pages instead of null as any and to rely on typed ProjectsV2Page/node structures.
index.ts
test/smoke.test.ts
Update dependency versions and changelog for pm-cli 2026.7.27 and capture the change as tracked chores.
  • Bump @unbrained/pm-cli peerDependency to >=2026.7.27 and devDependency to ^2026.7.27 in package.json and refresh package-lock.json.
  • Add an "Unreleased" section to CHANGELOG.md describing the pm-cli adoption and any elimination chores with links to their .toon files.
  • Check in new pm chore and history artifacts (pm-github-1wka and pm-github-iai5) under .agents/pm/chores and .agents/pm/history.
  • Ensure the existing production activation proof and test gates continue to pass under the hardened pm-cli global-flag behavior introduced in 2026.7.27.
package.json
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CHANGELOG.md
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This PR replaces the remaining untyped GitHub integration surfaces with concrete types and adopts @unbrained/pm-cli 2026.7.27. The main changes are:

  • Adds query-shaped Projects V2 GraphQL response interfaces.
  • Types command handlers, import/export contexts, hooks, preflight, and search provider contexts.
  • Switches required SDK helpers to typed top-level imports for the new pm-cli version.
  • Preserves the raw and wrapped search-document mapping guard.
  • Updates tests for activation, Projects V2 pagination, comment sync, import locks, and exporter output routing.
  • Refreshes the changelog, pm chore records, and dependency lockfile.

Confidence Score: 5/5

Safe to merge based on the reviewed changes.

The changes are mainly type refinements and a dependency bump with focused tests. The previous raw qctx.documents issue is fixed by resolveSearchCorpus and searchDocumentToItem, with direct tests for both wrapped and raw documents.

Files Needing Attention: No files require special attention.

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What T-Rex did

  • Activation-01-before.log explains why a true before artifact could not be produced in this checkout.
  • Activation-02-after.log shows the first real CLI attempt and the concrete blocker that Tracker is not initialized.
  • Initialized workspace transcript activation-init-02-after.log documents the initialized workspace run, local extension install, command help invocations, health output, and validate output.
  • List JSON proof list-json-02-after.json captures the exact pm list --limit 1 --json output parsed during the transcript.
  • Flag audits, including flag-audit-refined-02-after.log and flag-audit-02-after.log, verify runtime flag usage and declare no flag collisions.

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Important Files Changed

Filename Overview
index.ts Replaces untyped GraphQL and handler surfaces with concrete response/context types, switches required SDK helpers to typed imports, and preserves the raw/wrapped search document guard.
test/smoke.test.ts Updates smoke coverage for the real extension harness, typed Projects V2 pagination helpers, exporter output routing, and the fixed raw/wrapped search corpus mapping.
test/comments-sync.test.ts Updates comments-sync tests to use typed factories and the real SDK comments() primitive without any casts.
test/import-lock.test.ts Updates import-lock tests with typed fixtures while preserving lock contention and concurrent comment-sync coverage.
package.json Raises @unbrained/pm-cli peer and dev dependency ranges to 2026.7.27.
package-lock.json Refreshes the lockfile for the @unbrained/pm-cli 2026.7.27 dependency update.
CHANGELOG.md Adds unreleased changelog entries for the pm-cli bump and the any removal refactor.
.agents/pm/chores/pm-github-1wka.toon Adds a closed chore item documenting the type-refactor scope, acceptance criteria, production proof, and the resolved prior search-corpus regression.
.agents/pm/chores/pm-github-iai5.toon Adds a closed chore item for adopting @unbrained/pm-cli 2026.7.27 and recording activation-proof criteria.
.agents/pm/history/pm-github-1wka.jsonl Adds history entries for the type-refactor chore, including notes for the previous Greptile search-corpus fix and falsifiable regression test.
.agents/pm/history/pm-github-iai5.jsonl Adds history entries for the pm-cli dependency-bump chore lifecycle.

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
participant Host as pm-cli host
participant Ext as pm-github extension
participant SDK as pm-cli SDK
participant GH as GitHub API
participant Store as pm workspace

Host->>Ext: activate with typed authoring API
Ext->>Host: register commands/importer/exporter/search/hooks
Host->>Ext: invoke github command/provider with typed context
alt GitHub Projects V2 path
    Ext->>GH: typed GraphQL query/mutation
    GH-->>Ext: query-shaped response data
    Ext->>Ext: normalize nullable nodes/options
else comments/dependency SDK path
    Ext->>SDK: typed SDK primitives
    SDK-->>Ext: comments/metadata/mutation results
else search provider path
    Ext->>GH: REST search
    GH-->>Ext: matched issue numbers
    Ext->>Store: fallback read when documents absent
    Ext->>Ext: resolve wrapped or raw documents to pm items
end
Ext-->>Host: structured result
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…ropped

Found by Greptile's review on PR #18 and reproduced with T-Rex: a wrapped
document produced a local hit while a RAW document threw a TypeError.

The SDK declares `SearchProviderQueryContext.documents` as `ItemDocument[]` with
a REQUIRED `metadata`, so the typing refactor replaced the pre-existing guard
(`d?.metadata ? d.metadata : d`) with a bare `d.metadata`. But
`SearchProviderQueryContext` carries an `[key: string]: unknown` index signature
and the runtime hands raw pm items straight through on some paths — so trusting
the declared type yielded `undefined` entries and crashed `indexByProvenance`.

This is the classic typing-refactor hazard: the type asserts a field always
exists, the runtime disagrees, and the guard that proved otherwise gets deleted in
the name of the type. The guard is restored as a typed narrowing helper
(`searchDocumentToItem`) that handles wrapped, raw, and neither — with no `any`.

My first regression tests for this were NOT falsifiable: reverting the guard still
passed 172/172, because they exercised the helper in isolation plus a
hand-mirrored copy of the mapping rather than the code the provider runs. That is
precisely the flaw this session kept finding elsewhere — the unit under test not
being the unit that ships.

Fixed by extracting the provider's real mapping into `resolveSearchCorpus` and
testing that. The surrounding `query` handler performs network I/O before reaching
the mapping, so an end-to-end test cannot get there without stubbing internals,
and an inline expression would be untestable in practice. Falsification now
verified: reverting the guard inside `resolveSearchCorpus` fails the test
(171 pass / 1 fail); restoring passes 172.

Gates: build, typecheck, check, 172 tests (0 failures), changelog:check up to
date, zero `any`.
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Bot feedback triage — all four read, voted, acted on

@greptile-apps 👍 — the P1 was real and is fixed in dc83cdd. This is the most valuable
finding of the whole session, because it is a bug the refactor introduced rather than one it
inherited, and only executing the code could reveal it.

Confirmed exactly as your T-Rex run described — wrapped document → local hit, raw document →
TypeError. The mechanism: the SDK declares SearchProviderQueryContext.documents as
ItemDocument[] with a required metadata, so the refactor replaced the pre-existing guard
d?.metadata ? d.metadata : d with a bare d.metadata. But SearchProviderQueryContext carries an
[key: string]: unknown index signature and the runtime hands raw pm items straight through on some
paths, so d.metadata yields undefined and indexByProvenance crashes.

This is the canonical typing-refactor hazard, and worth your model retaining as a pattern: when a
refactor deletes a defensive check because the declared type says it is unnecessary, the check is
evidence that the runtime disagreed with the type.
A ?. or x ? x : y guard removed during a
typing pass is always worth flagging.

Fixed as a typed narrowing helper (searchDocumentToItem) handling wrapped / raw / neither, with no
any. Anything matching neither shape is skipped rather than poisoning the index.

My first fix attempt had a worse problem than the bug

Recording this because it is the more useful lesson. My initial regression tests were not
falsifiable
: reverting the guard still passed 172/172. They tested the helper in isolation plus a
hand-mirrored copy of the provider's mapping — not the code the provider actually runs. That is the
same defect class I spent this session finding in five other packages, reproduced by me, in the fix
for it.

The real fix was structural: extract the provider's mapping into resolveSearchCorpus and test
that. The surrounding query handler does network I/O before reaching the mapping, so an
end-to-end test cannot get there without stubbing internals, and an inline expression is untestable
in practice. Falsification now verified:

resolveSearchCorpus state result
guard reverted to d.metadata 171 pass / 1 fail
typed guard restored 172 pass / 0 fail

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the window clears, the highest-value file is index.ts and the highest-value question is whether any
other ?./fallback was dropped in the same pass — that is exactly what Greptile caught here, and a
second pair of eyes on it would be worth more than the GraphQL interfaces.

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@unbraind: Agreed—the failure mode and the falsifiability lesson are both important. I’ll prioritize index.ts, specifically checking runtime-facing boundaries for defensive ?./fallback removals that were justified only by declared SDK types, and whether the corresponding tests exercise the actual production path rather than a mirrored implementation.

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Learnt from: unbraind
URL: https://github.com/unbraind/pm-github/pull/18

Timestamp: 2026-07-27T16:44:52.754Z
Learning: In pm-github `index.ts`, `SearchProviderQueryContext.documents` is declared as `ItemDocument[]` with required `metadata`, but runtime paths may supply raw pm items due to the context's `[key: string]: unknown` boundary. When typing refactors remove defensive guards such as `d?.metadata ? d.metadata : d` based solely on SDK declarations, preserve or replace them with typed runtime narrowing. `searchDocumentToItem` handles wrapped documents, raw items, and invalid inputs, while `resolveSearchCorpus` is the production mapping function to test.

Learnt from: unbraind
URL: https://github.com/unbraind/pm-github/pull/18

Timestamp: 2026-07-27T16:44:52.754Z
Learning: For pm-github regression tests involving extracted runtime-mapping logic, tests must invoke the production function (for example, `resolveSearchCorpus`) rather than an isolated helper plus a hand-mirrored mapping. A valid regression test should fail when the production guard is reverted, demonstrating falsifiability.

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unbraind merged commit 295534f into main Jul 27, 2026
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unbraind deleted the refactor/typed-graphql-and-handler-contexts branch July 27, 2026 21:23
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